In January 2006, police in Hopkinton, Massachusetts found the bodies of 27-year-old Rachel Entwistle and her nine-month-old daughter Lillian. They were lying in bed, arm in arm, shot at close range. Rachel's British husband, Neil Entwistle, was already 3,000 miles away.
In this episode, forensic psychologist Kerry Daynes profiles a man who seemed to have it all, but who had actually built his life on lies.
Kerry steps out of the story to examine his behaviour, including:
This episode deals with the murder of a woman and a baby. Listener discretion is advised.
Can YOU tell when someone is lying? Dr Cliff Lansley can.
And, if you’ve watched him alongside me on the TV series Faking It, you’ll know that NO signs of deception escape him – whether they’re on the face, the body, or in the voice.
Cliff is the world-renowned expert behind the Six Channels Analysis System – or SCAnS – and it’s a model I myself use when studying criminal behaviour.
Now you can, too. He and his team have created an online course designed to help everyone master the vital skills needed for human behaviour analysis. It features real-world case studies, as well as personal tutoring from Cliff. You can complete it at home, entirely at your own pace and - if you listen to THIS podcast - you can get it for 10 per cent less than the normal price. Just go to www.emotionintell/theprofiler then enter the discount code ‘theprofiler’
Meanwhile, If you enjoy exploring the psychology behind the type of cases featured in the series, Audible is a great place to go deeper. You’ll find a huge selection of true‑crime books there - including a couple written by Kerry herself! To sign up for a free 30 day trial – and to help support the podcast in the process – just go to www.theprofiler.co.uk/audible
• Presented by Kerry Daynes
• Produced by Shearwater Media
• Executive producers: Jeff Anderson and Steve Anderson
• Editing and Music: Rob Warner
The Profiler with Kerry Daynes is a Shearwater Media and Heromedia production.
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